Adulto no reproductivo © Christoph Moning eBird S12589973 Macaulay Library ML 69999571
Adulto reproductivo © Denny Swaby
Adulto no reproductivo © County Lister Brendan
Adulto no reproductivo © Dorian Anderson
Inmaduro © Etienne Artigau🦩
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Juvenil © S. K. Jones
Adulto reproductivo © Mary Catherine Miguez
Adulto reproductivo © Patrick Maurice
Juvenil © Daniel Irons
Adulto en muda © Chezy Yusuf
Inmaduro © Matthew Addicks
Parvada © Dave Spier

Charrán Real Americano Thalasseus maximus

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Identificación

PROPORCIONADO POR MERLIN

Large tern, found strictly in coastal areas. Feeds in open ocean and saltwater bays, where it flies high above the water looking for small fish. Rests on beaches, often in groups with other species. Separated from many terns by large size; only slightly smaller than Caspian. Look for the thinner orange bill (usually not deep red) and shaggier crest compared with Caspian. Also, forehead whiter than Caspian Tern in the nonbreeding season; this can show as early as midsummer.

PROPORCIONADO POR MERLIN